Someone just paid $75 for TS-SaaS.
My first customer.
My first sale.
I spent months building the foundation.
Now someone else is using it to build their SaaS.
Feels unreal. 🤍
Getting my first TS-SaaS customer changed my backlog
Before: “Does onboarding make sense?”
Now I can watch where a real customer needs clarification from CLI authentication to choosing a template & configuring the project
Real usage turns assumptions into specific problems 🌱
I separated TS-SaaS into single-tenant and multi-tenant templates so developers only start with what they need.
⁕ Good for the user
⁕ Harder for maintenance
Now every shared improvement raises the same question:
duplicate it, share it, or introduce another abstraction?
A lot of TS-SaaS progress looks boring right now:
⁕ Simpler templates
⁕ Better developer experience
⁕ Documented decisions
Nothing flashy, but this work should make TS-SaaS easier for every future customer to use and every future update easier to maintain 🌱
Feature code may be the easiest part of your next SaaS.
Authentication, billing, permissions, email, storage, deployment, and admin workflows still need to work around it.
TS-SAAS.com exists to make that foundation a starting point, not another project 🌱